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New national Covid measures for Wales: First Minister says people not rules are key to our response

The new national measures include:

• A new set of national measures will come into force today, replacing the firebreak regime. But people’s actions will be more important in controlling the spread of the virus than rules and regulations in the weeks and months ahead.

  The First Minister is urging everyone to reduce the number of people they see and the time they spend with them to help reduce their risk of catching and passing on the virus.

  Mark Drakeford said:

  “We all need to think about our own lives and what we can all do to keep our families safe. We need to stop thinking about the maximum limit of rules and regulations.

  Coronavirus is a highly infectious virus – it thrives on contact between people. To keep each other safe we need to reduce the number of people we have contact with and the amount of time we spend with them.

  There will be a new set of national measures from today, which will follow up all the hard work and sacrifices which have been made during the firebreak.

  We cannot go back to the way we were living our lives and throw away all that hard work”.

  The new national measures include:

  • People will only be able to meet people who are part of their ‘bubble’ in their own home; only 2 households will be able to form a ‘bubble’. If one person from either household develops symptoms, everyone should immediately self-isolate.
  • People will be able to meet in groups of up to 4 people (not including any children aged under 11) in regulated indoor places, such as hospitality – bars, pubs, cafes and restaurants. No alcohol can be served in any of these venues between 10pm and 6am, and where premises have a licence to sell alcohol, they will have to close at 10.20pm.
  • As part of keeping our risks to a minimum, people should avoid non-essential travel as much as possible. There will be no legal restrictions on travel within Wales for residents, but people can only travel into and out of Wales with a reasonable excuse.
  • The need to maintain two metre social distancing and wear face masks in enclosed public places, including on public transport and taxis, will continue
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Further information is available at – gov.wales/local-lockdown

Sue & Jake

Updated 10/11/2020

Henblas Holiday Cottage is a converted welsh stone farm building originally built C1860.  It sleeps up to 6 people, with a cot available (if required) for our younger visitors.

We are situated above the old market town of Abergele which boasts the famous home of the I’m a Celebrity Get me Out of Here at Gwyrch Castle in 2020, just over a mile away. 

Set in stunning woodland surroundings,  farm land, forestry and wildlife, this beautiful area of North Wales offers our guests peace and quiet, stunning views of the North Wales coastline (only a 10 min drive from the cottage) and views across the fields and hills to nearby Betws yn Rhos and the Denbigh Moors.

In 2019 we were delighted to welcome a number of new visitors to Henblas Holiday Cottage from across the globe.  With a busy year behind us we are now looking forward to an even busier 2020.  Booking are already up on this time last year with previous guests returning and an ever increasing number of new guests already booked in.      

Why not visit us and explore the beauty and history of  North Wales right on the doorstep.  Experience the Outdoors – walk along the beaches and through woodland, cycle the nearby coastal cycle paths. Visit our local castles and gardens.  Soak up the history and beauty of North Wales.

We’d love to see you !!

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3 bedrooms

Sleeps 6 people

Cot available

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